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Govia Thameslink pays £1m over passenger’s ‘droplight’ window death
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£82,000 fine for freight co after worker crushed by 700 kg container
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Agency HGV driver’s fractures land NI shipping firm £30k fine

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Property firm fined £1.3m after pedestrian fatally hit by tank cover during storm

A property management firm has been fined £1.3m after a woman was fatally struck by a large wooden panel that blew off a redundant water tank during a storm in 2017. 
Work at height
Worker punctures lung after falling 4 m from ladder

Lanes Group has been fined £500,000 after a worker fell 4 m while cutting back vegetation at Brent Cross viaduct in London.
Hazardous substances
MPs launch inquiry to gather evidence on construction sector’s silicosis burden

A parliamentary inquiry has been launched this week to better understand the extent of the impact that silicosis has had on construction workers and their families.

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Road safety
Businesses wrong to expect technology alone to make their staff drive better, says IAM RoadSmart

IAM RoadSmart believes that many businesses are missing out on opportunities to improve road safety for their drivers, by relying on technology alone to solve the problem for them.
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ISAC (UK) Ltd was established back in 1993 and has provided professional development training courses directly for IOSH for over 25 years.
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